Deontic Logic¶
VON WRIGHT, G. H. (1951). Deontic Logic. Mind, 60(237), 1-15.
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Mechanisms¶
- Legal Obligation-Permission Matrix
- Its strength is holding the obligation/permission line that natural-language policy constantly blurs — the deontic square's insistence that permitted and obligatory are different operators, not points on one scale.
This sourceFormalizes permission and obligation as distinct deontic operators with defined logical relations.
- Its strength is holding the obligation/permission line that natural-language policy constantly blurs — the deontic square's insistence that permitted and obligatory are different operators, not points on one scale.
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